Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

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eating aase and oonaentment % far as
any maFfaes indieaaions we're concerned.
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naa. He does not look 6ay oTex GO
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none Of the STOPPING Of aavane1nR aRe.
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plexion Is good and his eyes
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man. he has q large. WE'LL
depsloped head. His hair Il still thisk
and ts mes mueh beycnd the iron gray.
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brushed back straight, without parting,
/ from q high, broad forehead. His eyes
are INTENSITY daxk and full az EXPIRES.
sion. He has q fallness under the eyes
whieh is naaKty always found wish great
puhlie speakers. His no8e d large, H0-
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with q short, whitIah- aEag muetnehe
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were dull, dark gray. A small stand
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encireled his neck. Around % vas tied
IN q loose, donble bew knot blue and
white pslkasdat tie. Plain gold shirt
studs showed In the boasom Of his shirt
above hia alightay- opened waisfcuat.
The hrat question Of the Ffensh
president Of the republic 70 me vas
whether vas any relation 70 BKs.
/ Crawford, thD Paris correspondents o.
the Lon0an Daily Hssns. He eeemed
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negative, saying that 4 was sach an M
usual name, net seeming 10 think thnt
name which might BE- uRugaal 10
France Uns q very eomm0n nAme 10
England and The United States. He
then went on 60 ash me abeut my stay
Ifn EnFops and talked pleasantly shout
life IL Paris and h LOndon, bot rs
leaxafally avuidad all political allnaions
ana made no Inquiries 90 all eoneeEn-
/ Ing the United States, beyun6 few
casual inquiries abaut washington. /
was told before going 10 zee The pfeai-
dent that be knew very httle about the
| Uniaad Htnkea, and tcak bot little inter-
ct in is. He does NOT even speak Q
word Of EnRiish, and the only time be
has ever interested himself as al 10 di.
plOmatia Questions With the United
States waa al she time Of Mr.. Biaineas
South AneEiean policy, which threat-
ensd some private Interests Of bis 10
Peru. 10 yes understood befnts my
call upon she preaideRA that be wa 20
give me q special audience, but not fer
ne rurpoae Of writing up any inteTview
with him, a. be is more aveFss DO this
meshod Of reaching the public than any
man Ia France. His manner, how
ever, vas more expansive than
his language. He appeared 30 be
hahbllnQ over with kindness and
good nature. and 70 Be anxicaa te
make my call q pleasant one. and for
ne 30 carry away a. aRfesAblo tmege8-
sion. DuEinQ the course Of the converse
ton said 90 him that ! had bean very
anxious, coming e. ! did from the re-
public OF tbs unised States, 10 sea the
president Of the French rspuhlfc. Who
had for 90 waAny pears successfully ad-
Vanced the cause Of TIE real republic h
FFanoa, aa opposed 10 thosa Who soueht
20 restore Che monarchy. His reply 10
this Mss the impalzivs set Of thruslanQ
oet his lsff hand and erAsping nina
and shaking Il most vigorously. This
waa a. eufprisiRg a his appearance la
The prfysse seogeaAFy's roem, heeaaea be
has lbs reputation OF hslne one Of The
most dianieed and aassere Of French
officials. he appeared % have 30 the
fullest extent the power o. great poll
ttcian Of seeming 30 be interested IN
tho personal fortunes Of thoss with
when be happened TO b. broneht pers0-
nslIF ID eontnoe. Thass waa ne pnssible
cay shaa osnld have baan OF any ser
vics to him, and coming from Q country
"a which be took little Il any interest,
vas more than surprised b. his friend.
laaess and eaEdiallfy. He asked me
aboat ny say "a London, and
when proposed 10 return % Ne umit-
Cd States, and when / lefl be walked
WiaA ma 20 tie door, epensd u himself,
and gave me the third handshaks Of
or interview, aaytna: Il wish yoa
| prosperity, Washer fn fsondon or New
Yozk." IA came cut from the presi-
dena's Foem eFegy one % the military
nacg1aMFiee stood up and aalnked. The
saatry a TIE door sAlaked 90 walked
down b tie casFings which was waisinR
fpR me IN the court. A gentleman who